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Newspaper
The Alma Record
Location
Alma, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1905
Page
7
Fragmented weekly church schedule includes morning and evening services at several churches and a Sunday school. Also lists numerous lodge meetings such as RAM, Order of Knights, and PoE chapters with dates, times, and officers, plus local social notes and weekend visits.
County News reports visits and social notes from Central Pine River. Little Lawrence and Clare Church visited grandparents Mr and Mrs F Sloane. Rena and Billia Mills take music lessons from Miss LB Canfield Forest Hill. Mrs HJ White visited friends in Shepherd. Jake White and family spent Sunday with Frank White and wife. Mrs Walter has been visiting relatives at Coleman and is home again with daughter Mrs L Baker. Miss Alice Sloane spends the week with her sister Mrs A J Pratt Alma.
A garbled column from a northeast Bethany area page mentions residents Wesftevnt J dy Hearn, Miss Rowe Kelis, and The Pwlind Wrothers. The piece notes neighborhood chatter this week and references Vineulos, Warne, and Chetier al Atlneet in unclear context.
Misa Gertrude Tet slit in Tribe District Nu Septenlr 4 fires Kime who was working at Wat fet several weeks by brotahe agin. Mrs Hatiziston Aten died at her home September 4 after illness of several weeks. Miss Hattie Parrish invited her cousin Mr and Mrs John Swope. Saturday and Monday blood and accident noted. Bland Bitters mentioned as a remedy.
West Pine River residents report attendance at the county fair in Inhaen. Iv y Daily and Frank Whitecraft wed last week. Mrs Eilan Pleming and daughter Cora returned from visiting Athion friends. Miss Eleanor Fleming and Mace Sublven to school Monday. DeWitts Little Heath Risers advertised by Chas Rhodes.
Miss Julia Metfield stays with her daughter in Alma while Jay Kleworth visits his brother in Grand Rapids. Paulkert visits his father near Port Huron. Mrs Murphy visits Morrill. D Frick travels to Alpena for extended relatives. Smith Clark engages in business Saturday. Rev Geo E Allen and wife return from Alma after sickness. Ad Johnstone and family travel from Caro for niece’s illness. Ina Buck returns from Lansing. Mrs Ervey departs for a month in Grand Rapids. Myron Hippolite visits town from South Wheeler. Belle Bher joins excursion to Alpena.
Beebe I D Raker convalescent after illness. Holden seriously ill from bronchitis and heart trouble. Gino Kinahan called to Canada. Mrs Walter Witt entertaining visitors. Walter Westett sprouting hair? Parents Ree and Mrs SOW Weston attended a Taolioval event. Mr and Mrs Peter Knaggy traveled to Dashville for Mrs Knapp's sister's death. two sisters Dewing and Mitchell joined from Eatou Rapids. The Mises Edity and Avon Bare hosted by Frank Hare of California returning from Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and Toronto trip via Detroit. Frank Herron lost a tool shed. Tyrone wall for a new home valued about £4000. Adam Czerwmer building a cement house on his farm. Albert Kecorma laid a new stone in Emerson cemetery for his son Jim Blehorn. School resumed at Beote with Mrs Gladys Pose leading. New Weston left for the Methodist Conference in Charlotte. Frank Barr of Los Angeles staying two months with brother A J Bare left for Detroit for surgery. News notes mention Bellows and Dernay meetings and local peo ple attending events.
A brief warning against imitation celery teas advises against consuming counterfeit products and urges seeking Celery King, touted as a medi ene of value. Claims surface about affordability and reliability, while health risks from unsafe imitations are highlighted.
SETHTON Mrs. Scott Payne is on the sick list. Mrs. L. H. Wilcox is very sick with eumoulis. Mr. Mark Stuckey attends Carson City high school. Glenn Wilcox made a business trip to Vickoryville. Miss Vine Holiday and Mr. Joelyn returned from Grand Leige where they spent the mira. J. B Jarvis returned Friday from New York state. A wee little girl was born August 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoffian. Miss Carrie Lawk visits Brice. Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Jarvis spent Sunday at Joseph Jarvis' at Brive. Mrs. Dr. McWilliams returned from Osceola county. Mrs. H. B. Stuckey hosted her Sunday School class. Dining room decorated with daldias and asters. salad dish given as token of esteem.
Miss Mirians Ware of Wheeler visits Madge Smith in Langport while families gather for Sunday meals. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Biddlecombe of St Tavuis, Mr and Mrs Frank Eustosin and Lee and wits, and others head to relatives and attend church and social events amid travel to Detroit, Chesaning, St Louis, and Alma.
Actellant for two daughters and related Josephine Martin visit their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Shoe, with kinship ties noted in the neighborhood social item.
Local notices compile a string of visits and moves across Michigan towns. K P Lee and Mrs F A Shotwell travel Saginaw Vestaburg Lansing and Ann Arbor while many residents hosted and moved between Saginaw Bay City Fremont Linden and Cleve land.
A readable item notes neighbors gathered at EH U Sprague's quilting event and a tale of winter prep. Mr George Davidson owns a new team while LN Baker and spouse hosted cousins from Olio on Friday. TOD Clark reports workers on a tenant house ahead of winter.
Elm Grove community updates last week include Galick family visiting Crinds heat Edgewood, Mimi aiding a teen in Ann Arbor, and May Foghesong with Nettie returning after two weeks. CHE school started with Miss Keon Kabman. Mrs Jacot Holmes visited Crystal Ray Meyers. Dhellin returned from Frankfort after two weeks. a sudden emergency affected Theonns Rolecrre.
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